Dylan Alito DOB: 9-20-90 Nicknames: Doder, Dotrin, Tilly, Bobby Blumpkin Stance – Goofy or Regular:Regular Years Snowboarding: 18 Favorite trick: Wormhole Sponsors: Thirtytwo, Volcom, Never Summer, Drop, Ovan, Jammy Pack, Hobo, Denver Sports Recovery, Emage
Jesse Grandkowski — Airblaster (Co-Owner, Marketing guy, TM, clothing designer, copywriter, etc.). Works out of a roaming Toyota 4x4 Sunraider RV- Working, shredding and traveling to wherever the snow’s flying or the sun’s shining. Grew up in Montana, now calls Portland home. Was the cover boy for Snowboard Magazine Issue #2.
50 Episodes! This week we cover The Dew Tour, Dirksen Derby, Rider's Poll, Methodology, TSP in review and much more.
Ross Powers led the U.S. sweep in the 2002 Winter Olympics men's halfpipe competition, one day after his 23rd birthday.
Warning Adult Content. Rebagliati was born in Vancouver, British Columbia. After turning pro in 1991, he was the first ever to win an Olympic gold medal for Men's Snowboarding at the 1998 Winter Olympics. After winning the gold, he was found to have Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in his circulatory system following a blood test and he was automatically disqualified. This decision was eventually overturned... this is his story
Real Talk: This Week in Snowboarding 12-10-18 This week we talk about the Grand Prix, Riders Poll, Dew Tour, Truffle Pigs, Mt. Baker, Mammoth, the Dirksen Derby and much more...
Chase Josey is an Idaho native that grew up on the slopes of Sun Valley. He has a technical bag of tricks that sets him apart from the field, including a switch double Michalchuk and switch backside 900. He's landed podium spots at many national and international competitions and made his first Olympic team in 2018.
Jeff Galbraith is today’s guest. He is a media veteran - from the wera of zines - and went on to be the editor of Snowboarder Magazine, before starting Frequency the Snowboarder’s Journal - which became, simply, The Snowboarder’s Journal. He also has some great advice for those looking to get involved with the media.
This week we talk Rock-A-Rail, Snowboarding videos, a new host?, Gear, a deep dive into the state of videos in the media, trivia and much more.
David Carrier Porcheron, also known as DCP, is a professional snowboarder from Quebec, Canada. He is the co-owner of Yes. He rode for Burton Snowboards for 14 years, before being dropped from the team and starting Yes. Over the course of his career DCP has had more than 40 video parts and is one of, if not the only rider to be featured in Mack Dawg, Kingpin and Absinthe movies. David now lives in Squamish, British Columbia with his wife Megan (Pischke) Porcheron and two daughters....
As a snowboard filmer, he's made over 35 snowboard movies filming for Mack Dawg, Standard Films, and Forum Snowboards during the years of 1991-2000. Kurt then owned and created his own movies under the movie production company called Strait Jacket Films during the years of 2000-2005. Following Strait Jacket Films, he then filmed for Forum Snowboards and Burton Snowboards from 2006-2014. Kurt is also known for filming John Jackson's X-Games Real Snow Backcountry 2015 Gold Medal run. - Jib Hunt...
Real Talk: This week in snowboarding 11-26-18 This week we talk Air + Style, new video drops, and we interview a couple of recreational riders. We also cover trivia and much more...
Last year, the internet lit up with a clip - a single snowboarding trick - so profoundly different - and, well, new, it seems it was a topic of conversation amongst most riders all season - and it stil is.Torgeir Bergrem’s Switch Backside 540 to method - did something fundamentally different - it combined two seperate tricks - into one trick. It could be a new direction for the sport. This is our talk with 27 year old Norwegian rider Torgeir Bergrem....
Now with 8-9000 members DMQ represents some of the most passionate snowboarders out there - guys who collect boards - and 25 is probably an average number of snowboards owned by its members with some having 200 or more. Give a listen top Chuck’s interview as he demonstrates, you don’t have to be a pro, or work in the industry to define yourself as a snowboarder.
Real Talk: This week in snowboarding 11-19-18 with special guest Stan. This week we talk Skolf with Stan, The White Festival in France, Anna Gasser’s triple and much, much more. About: The Snowboard Project is a new podcast about snowboarding featuring snowboarding former editor of Snowboarder Magazine and SNOWBOARD Magazine founder Mark Sullivan and filmmaker, innkeeper and event announcer Mark ‘The Beav’ Oliver. The Snowboard Project will feature multiple shows per week covering two unique for...
Dave Schriber - from the most important marketer in Burton’s history - judging by the legacy that still lives on in the brand - to VP of Global Brand Marketing at a little brand called Nike. In this episode we cover a lot of territory from Burton and before to Nike, NFL licenses, Nike ID, corporate culture in the world’s largest sporting goods brand, how Nike approaches social media marketing and - the future.
Holland won a gold medal in Snowboard Cross at the 2007 Winter X Games XI in Aspen, Colorado. He won another gold medal at the 2008. Nate has won 7 gold medals in the X-games, 5 of which were back to back, creating a new world record for most medals won in a row in Boarder-X. Nate Holland has been paving the way for his sport, competing in races long before it was an official Olympic competition. Nate has competed in the Olympics three times.
Real Talk: This week in snowboarding 10-12-18. Happy Veterans Day. This week, we talk to special guest Austin Smith about riding in Nepal, new movies, and some of our regular segments too.
A senior photographer at Transworld Snowboarding Magazine as well as staff shooter for countless snowboarding brands since first picking up a camera. Andy has been the most published photographer in the snowboard industry since Transworld started keeping track of those stats. He got his start as a sponsored athlete for Nitro Snowboards and pursued progression for years as a professional athlete before moving into the media, publishing the seminal Medium Megazine with legendary art director Jared...
Andrew Hardingham is perhaps most well known for his unorthodox approach to snowboarding. If he's not riding down one the sketchiest lines ever attempted (and survived) by a human, he's unleashing his quick-witted, erratic behavior upon the industry and world at large. In uniqueness, he has no equal. - Nate Deschenes
Real Talk November 5, 2018. This week in snowboarding. This week we look at the Modena World Cup Big Air, Shaun White’s girlfriend, Ross Rebegliati, trivia, November schedule, Beav drinks a beer, and much more.
Mike Bettera got his start as a coach in New Hampshire. He quickly changed over to managing the parks at Loon and Waterville, before moving to Tahoe to work at Snowpark Technologies. With Gunny and Jenn moving on, Mike decided to start his own consulting business, handling many of the same responsibilities as his role with Snowpark Tech. And so, Effective Edge was started - consulting with various park’s around the country as well as hosting the annual summit for terrain park builders....
Todd Hahn got his start in the snowboard industry working as a sales rep. He quickly moved up to team manager ( for the World Industries brand) before becoming an athlete agent, ala Jerry McGuire. While Todd has moved on from being an agent - he now makes wine with business partner Tommy Lee, he has a great perspective on the business of action sports.
Real Talk: This Week in Snowboarding. For the week preceding 10/29/18. Announcements from the industry. Resort openings. And miscellaneous happenings from the world of Shaun White. Trivia. Win a Never Summer Chairman. And more.
Chris Copley was the New England sales rep for Burton Snowboards during their rapid rise in the world of wintersports. This conversation presents a look inside the world of being a sales rep for the largest company in the snowboarding world. About: The Snowboard Project is a new podcast about snowboarding featuring snowboarding former editor of Snowboarder Magazine and SNOWBOARD Magazine founder Mark Sullivan and filmmaker, innkeeper and event announcer Mark ‘The Beav’ Oliver. The Snowboard Proj...
Rob Kingwill got his start as a sponsored athlete - going on to success in halfpipe competitions around the world. He went to win a Grand Prix titler as well as winning the coveted US Open halfpipe championship. Since he has gone on to be better known for riding powder in Alaska and for his event in Jackson Hole called the Shapers Summit. Rob still competes in events like the Mt. Baker Banked Slalom and Rat Race.
Real Talk 10-22-18 This week in snowboarding - episode 26 - resort openings, Killington, Sunday River, A-Basin, and Ski Wild Mountain. Disks and Sticks. Wanda Ski Park, China. Indoors riding. Norwegian Snowboard Awards. Whose on drugs? Trivia and more...
In the mid 90’s to early 2000’s, Jason Borgstede was known for his video parts, progressive big air tricks and switch 360 backflip affectionately known as the Borgaerial. Jason was a consistent top finisher in events such as the X Games and Vans Triple Crown. While his pro career came to a some what sudden end, Borgy never stopped riding and these days, he’s working to spread the stoke to a new generation with his Anchorage-based shop Blue & Gold....
Mr. Pat Schutte Schutte founded High Profile Public Relations (HPPR) in 2003, enjoyed a solid run of agency success working with a wide range of clients, including Chrysler/Dodge, Jeep, Ford, Monster Beverage, Source Interlink, Clear Channel, Live Nation, Feld Motor Sports, National Promoters Group, Advanstar and Vail Resorts. He also got his start as a skateboarder and snowboarder, prior to fidning incredible success in the world of motorsports public relations....
Wilderness closures, Tailgate Alaska, European Parks, Effective Edge, The Future of Yesterday and much more... Plus we have a new trivia contest - all on tap in Real Talk: This Week in Snowboarding 10-15-18.
